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I Sigiwgfpsl Complaint. °lRAwii_iRR‘ I _ Colic, " Pains if Crampsiii in Stomach.

Cl1oleira..Morbus. i Cholera Infarituin and .

all Looseness of the Bowels

May he Rapidly und liifectually' (‘ured by the Use of that Uld and raterllug lteincdy

DR. FOWLER’S EXTRACT OF '

Vi/'ILD STRADVBERRY

lt has ai ri-pufaflou ol' over 65 years’ standing and ii.-vcr falls to eitln-r relieve or cure.

Ili, not lic ilnpiisi il on l v .i|i\' uIi.<i-iiipliloivii ilcfllcr wlni \\ islii.-A to suhstitlita

the ,,,,,,_,|l,,,| "-,m“.h,,,,,\. C,,,,‘i,,,,,,,,l,- for “Ili-_ I"o\\'le|'s," us there uo-uaxiie, ` H.. im-piiiaiioii subniiI'..xeli unix' be daiii,;i-runs to _\our livullii.

Was So Bad With Sumnierlflomplaint Ne Passed lllnod.

M,.,,_ 5-,_,,,:,._,. |;,.,,,,;_ |)_~_<,-|.,i.1.i, Ont , \\'rit.~s:4“.\l_v little hiiy, Stanley,

ll, \'t~.iis old toil; the .\uni|ni>r t`iii-ipiiiiiit ntrl got S'i lI~A\l HS (0 PMS lll00d' I

triril i-\'i-i4\llnii,g 1 \i'..~¢ liilil wiiuld '

` /\ V _ \,,. ,fini i...»_ii I. ii 1.. ii-i e_vnil` \iiiv.il_ \

:it I.i~:, lt:-.iii iii- 1-iinlifr s l-.xtinct

3. V ,, iii' \\`ilil S;r.in'iii‘ri; ,_.iiiil l_ inn glad ,_ _ \l,_ '

` \v In ».i\ l oiil\. ;.'.r\if liiiii 1'. inn' ilosi.-.~ \:.D£,

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._ , ~ ~, -il itlli foie lic \\.=' 1-:iI'i.-|_l." I _

‘ll 1 ; »» E5. U sx1--or 5

,4',l¢,» ,J-_‘ -S1 _ll..=l3;- _-1 ` I r 'i " >

The r rlzlnsl is

_ manmattured criiy by WH.. D. Y I

I QQJIWB ' ,` 'ruiz r. iizisuian co., Liiiiiieii lRA\,J3£RR

` 5| i 7 ‘ 'fOH0l\"l`0, ONT. '

I, ‘ PRICE - 35 CENTS I i l

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fi,

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f/ . _'lid

. 1'* Q ,‘,*. ’ i .- iill

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Keep Cool '

Right now, we give you the chai-cc

0 Ili :ei :it gr.: it szivi igi. /

Cool, siniiiiiery fiiriiisliiiigs sonic

1” c :__

M `,. ';`3__;*_ Q v//2; \,T,/.Y

,,[ wlifi-I, we _<i\~ei‘stiicl<eil on, others of

nliiirli sizes :irc _lirrikc-ii; :ire to he ilenr-

- I l' 5'; ed out :it from oiic-qurIi'le_i' iii iiiic-tliiril '

(Ml, “~ oil. . '

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.i I\',.,.I, KOS; ,,,,,1¢r,-,»,-nr: _~.liiir1 iliiiwers, :inil .~aleevi-le~a_~4 _ _ ,_ L20 for BOC por <u1t _ '.` 'l`\vo tlireiil lhill»\‘i~_(g_;:iii, very light $l 30 for H00.

fi, :uid $l 00 for 75c pei' .suit ` limb, ,_.1,,_.,;,- 1-il, yi-ry ciiiil :Ind wt-ll fitting

` $l_30 for l OQ per suil

f\'.iini';il i.~.'o.»l, line nnil <lni';\li‘io $2.50 for 5| 90 pll'S\\l1-

&é`=`i; - ,.2-ibn

‘“ ` 5| ao fi.. i so »

5, Unliiiq .~'liirt:~' double cull, revcisiiile collar :ill sliriilcri

'.,'.» se.-5.* .ii-:sl

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:il 25 p. c. oil. 1'

_`§nIuIi:i‘i‘ lliisc in liluck :inil faiuey. Maile in iiottini, silk , >ill;, iiiisliiiii-rc :it A 25 ll- C ml- -'

lt. .BRUCE 1

DA _

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Q ' jerteii his advice on the wool tariff

» E iginid, lastly, that same party roundl

For thc prevention of Sinut in -your grain and

I Sciib on your potatoes use Bl.llESTONl§. You can

l>r'i_\ it pulverizcd 9c pei' pound f1'0l11

‘ Stanley Shaw li? Peardon

" Cliarlottetowu

_ _ff ins... ima

Polishing Difficulties “

are easily overcome bythe use of

(_) U R R E D I O - i

(`.-wini:`i»tlil`oI'pi>lisliiiig liI':i:~'>`. r ' I 1

'il ll'-iv vliilli for for piilisliiiig .~.il\'. . \‘. i- iiivile your inspection of sziinc.

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R "'l`li<‘ §a`lii|\ Cli.'uii|li'ry i\li‘n" U

Iiifm sitwifi o c».iiii_. N0 'Munn' l ` ~ No Mfrcury

l’-i. "ZW ss . Succesors to Alwnys

A. Kennedyfl). Co. l Needy-Oh

_ _ “Nooxalicac

l" ' (guru - li tic

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'ls Your Water Supply Satisfactory

Let us send you our booklet. Tells you all

about the famous Linit'Muss Air l’ri.-s~iirr‘ .S`\.-.lcin Running water in the lioine is not ii I,l`2(IlRY#- it is a necessity. Enquire a‘ou‘. thi- lfuller & johnson Pumping liiigiiies, pninping jacks, elc. Gasoline Engine supplies :ilwiiys on lifinil.

Jas. D. Offer

Phone 3,9] |24 Gt. George Sl. .8-4dfu1wrfimo.' '

Summer |

.gp

AcLiti:le Cost: l '

llnlin» .shirts i'i:\'e|'.<ilili- ci»ll:'.|', piziiu :ind inii-"v .

$l 50 for l Zi) I ,- <`illi"r~‘ fll till l’l':C°~" llowll 1" 75° Cncll' l l his trial at the next November terr.

.\`< ;;li;;te shirts, this s\iiiIii1ui":4 p:itteI'ii>\, 85° lil $l 75 _ 1|

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~SUMMERSllll'i,

AND PRINCE COUN‘lY

._ _ _~_-_-.~.~ ~_f 2-.-_~_~ ~_-_~ ~.-:_-_f _1&~.~_-_~ ~_-_~_-_~_ 4'-_-_»_». _-_ _ _~_-_-_ .~_-_~_-_-_ _-_ ~_~_-- _-_»_~. -_»_»_»_ _ _ _~_-_-_ _-_»_-_-_»_»_-_~.~

-W. D. White, Alber-ton, was in

-The Empress had 75 passengers

going and 50 returning yesterday. S.

-Rupert Seaman, Charlottetown,

was a passenger by the Empress last evening and went to his home.-S. 1

7Percy Crosman, Alliston, Mass,is spending his vacation at his old home iin Haliliurton.-S.

-Rev. P. C. Gauthier, Palmer Rd,

was a passenger by the Empress last night, returning from Shippegan.-S.

--B. J. and Mrs. Williams and dau- hter Alma, of Wilmot are visiting elatives and friends in Csapaud.-S.

__ __:_;Q_____.

-All news, advertising and sub-

scriptions ln Alberton and vicinity should be handed to H. Clark, Agent. - 1-25drtf

-Mrs. R. A. Stadord and Miss Ads

Morse, Kensington, are spending a ‘few weeks with friends in Mill River. -S.

-Mr. Dickson, representing the'E- N. Heney (‘nrringe l’o, Montreal, was

a ‘passenger by the Fmpress last ev ning.»-S.

i -Mrs. H. J. Anilersoii, l`liarlotte~ town and Mrs. W. B. Gould, Malden Mass, are visiting their parents,l-leur; mid Mrs. Mooney, Victoria West.-S.

I -Rev. W. H. Harding, will preacl at both morning and evening services at the Central Christian Church, Summerside, next Sunday.-S.

-ltev. Jas. .Mc-Dougal) will preach

_on Subliath the 20th at Cape 'l‘rn. 'verse at 10.30 and 7 und at Searle town at 3.

l . ____ I -;\¢lrs.H.Dickieson,Dorchester, Mass who is speiiiliiig the summer at he: liiinie at Friietiiwii und Mrs, John‘Mc t‘.n.i-vill, :ii-is visiting fricndii in (lon wiiy :ind 'l‘ignisli.-S.

i ~-l"iII‘Iiit\Ire l ! ! Niitliiiig in` thi; |iro‘.'iiii‘ie to i'<»iiip:irc with lirnce, Mc Kay I`fi/ii, rlilniiiiersido, i~iplcudii line. '|‘liey certiiinly linve the hesi si-loc-Liiiiis nl. the right; prices.

Il-7ilnitIirw2\

--l.:\v.'i'eiicc ldiiiiiiiii, iiccountnnt o

the l‘:iIiiiilin|i liiink 'ol (‘oniinerce |iu|ik\v:iti~I‘, Hiisk, who hns been on : \isit to Iii.-i pnriiiits J. ll. iiud Mrs Iilnuinli, rluiiiiiiiirsidv, lf-nvcs on re tzirn thin xniirniiig.--S. `

i ---ll. li. llilrdcii, Leader of the (lon .~:erv:itive pnrty in tliuiiidii, will be ii the priivinci; Sept. 7th und 8th uni will niidress inectiligs in Georgetown (‘liurlott_ctowiI and Suminerside. Pre p:irn.tliiiis nre being inndc in the lat ti-r plnce to iiiiikii his visit it memo

rizil o||c.-!~l.

-The prcliininnry licnring agnins

.\‘iiiiiu<:l t‘nnu<in, cliii,rged with recciv ing; or liiivinir in his possession stolei foxes wus lieuril before Stipendiury Wright yesteiulny. At the conclusion _of the hearing of the evidence for thi ||ii~ii.~:ccIItioii the hlagistrute was 0 l the opinion thnt the evidence was sul -ficient to put the accused on his tria | but niit siitflciently strong to wnrrau his commitnl. He, accordingly, ad , mitted the accused to bail to stani

i I i

of the Supreme (‘o\irt.' The prosccu ‘tion \vithdre\v thc charge* _agnlus llininuel and Jessie Poughllu lu th four cases A. tl. Saunders acted fo Lliu Iirosccution and Neil Mcl..2unrrie K. `L‘. for thc defendiint.-S.

'T‘H'l*l PASSING ()F' BRYAN.

'l`lie Deiiiocrntic party seems deter I

mineil to ilnvnp Bryan in the ditch lu

visiting friends In Summerslde.-S.

I --The Morning Dolly Guardian 'can be obtained et Lailerty’s Tonsorlsl Parlors, Summersldo. 12-16drt.!.

-Wednesday, Aug. 16 being un-

favorable the Bedeque tea will be held

first fine day

8-i7d1i.

today, Thursday, or following.

-All news, 'advertising and sub-

scriptions in Summer ide and vicinity should be handed to rio, Agent. `

s Ernest McQuar-

7-29drtf.

--Those registered at the Queen

Hotel, Siummerside, Yesterday were: Mrs. Geo. H. R. Bailey, Boston; C.C.

‘Chestney, Macon, G ; Mr. and Mrs. Edward Couin, Moncton.-S. =

-The Annual picnic of the Tryon

Baptist Sunday School will be held on the Church grounds at Tryon on Thursday, August 17th. Tables fur- nished for visitors. If day should prove unfavorable, picnic will be held, on first fine day. By order of Com.

8-14d4ir3i.

-Those registered

House, Summersiile, yesterday were: John C. Fliapman, New York; W. G. and R. T. Chapman, Newark, N. J.; lflaire Chapman, Sheinogue, N. H.; Wf M. Spence, l"t, Elgin, N. B.; John Duncgn, Boston; 1". J. 'l‘ruenu\n, New fork; C. C. and lllrs. Eric Raworth, Ptf Elgin; Madame Laliadie, Phila; [dn Wiltshire, Sydney, Australia; Flieoilore Schiader, Fort Richmond.. N. Y.; Byrnon N. Barnes, ,I-IalifaXI \irs. ll.H. Babcock, Washington; Mrs Louis Flipliane, Washington; A. F. 1‘haun and wife and Mrss G. D. Shaun, Kingston, Ont; J. J. Hogan, .\‘ew York; F. B. Lenton, Truro; R.A. May, A. B. Fisher, Montreal; D. ll. ind Mrs. Thomas, Siivaiiunh; A. lies lie, Montreal; W. F. Taylor, l.‘liur- ottetown.-S.

at the Clifton

-it is reported time a iIar°inz roli iery was committed on the Enipi‘i»_s_< "ecciTf.'l3'. Ainoiig the po.si-iengem iii. liituriliiy night was n younir lull" .ireil iiltcr sleepless iiiglitn of t|'ii\"iil ing who full ai-ilcip during this pnss me :niil while asleep was relieviiil ol .Ill nnd ii Izolil _wiitcli un well ns ii uit ciise contiilning pupers und cloth nit- lt is understood tlint friends are ‘liuiiiririg the services nf n detective o follow up ii clew which will nlti~ .iately land the robber behind the airs unless the iwticliin :ire returned niiiicdiiitvly to the l’urner iii the Emi fress. lt; in scldiiiii that such :i intro :iced i'oliliei~y ii; coiiiiiiitt.i\d 'in these inrts rind it in to lic hoped that no Iniiis will lie sps.rcil to ninke :in ex- iniplo of the pei'pct.rni',o|'. The owner ins the number of his wntcli und the. ithcr urticles cnn be readily proved. ' .‘lie thief was notn professioiiul for .is actions were i~iIispiL'ioiIs nnd will e responsible for his eiirly iirrcst uu» cf-‘s the articles will be returned iroinptly. He is nlreiid_\' liiiowli nnd

ill that is iiecessiiry

iiui.

is to liicutei

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iornly coiiser\‘ati\'e, it is quite pos .iblc tliiit before now lirynn would nive ciirried the country. llut the swing of thc pendulum ici'i>ss the border lins recently been .why from itoosevclt nnd Brynn. The iisturliers have fullen into disfnvor; ind the discontent of the people has een turned into ii crusade for tariff eforrn. The \\'orkingin.nii is not thlnk» , ng of the tyr_~iuuy of the railways or he “crime of 1873" but of the high :ost iii living. lt is the Tariff Bas- ion which is under tire; und neither loosevelt noi' Bryan is 1in.rt;iculiirly .ssociated with that viiriety of artil- ery practice-though Bryan has al- Jays been a strong low tariff -man. However, the new Democratic lead- rs clearly propose to lend \vitliout lryun. This will bring 11 new test of

fore the battle begins iicxtyenr. Hi ` own State pnrty has rcJected hiir tlic party in Uougress pointedly re

clicered Mr. liiiderwood, the Hous leader of the l?.‘.uor.rats, when _h' scored Mr. llrynn for making nn un founded nttrick on him touching th iron schedules.

The marvel is 'not that the Demo

crncy should be making special effort to be sure that they will not havi the Nebrnsknn to reckon with nex _vcnrl lint that lie. should have retain eil his power so long. His ascendanc- in his party ever since 1896-with on short interregnuni while the iiinocu ous Judge l’.irker v.ent down to de feiit~~is the most reinarkuble cxnmpl. of persou:il I1i'o\."ss ever shown ii Aiiicriciifi piilirics. It is coinparntive ly easy for it in;;n Lo keep the lcuder ship of his p;iI't;.', vrlicn he is lending them to suc'.i.;si\'c victories; and yet in ,trnisricnn politics, thc succcssfu leailrr is not usniiliy allowed to wieli the iinton 'itry long.

iii'o\i~r (`lcrcliiud was ri ruccesi-=»

tlu- only llcniiicriitic :mcccss since thi

,Iii-eii in n |iiiiiil.iiin to nspirc to one,

iviir~ ."_nil _vct lit- led his piirty for cer tninly not more than tan yciII's. Hb Iiii\\'c|‘ \<.n:i liI'iik.‘n wliilc he was stil. i'i-zsiilciit.; :ind the Iirst iiiiinihntioll oi Iliynn wus ii vote of censure on hiiii by his iiwn party. (lr-iicrnl tlrnnt»~ with .ill the prestige ol ii successful win' reciiril-l`nileil to _uct n tliiri iioiiiiimtiiiii from his pnrty. No oth~ er Iiinn slime llnsliiiiiitoii lius evei

let \’l'illinui '.le|Inilii:s llryiin has ac tlwlly currieil his piirty`s stnnilnrd on three iiccnsiiiiis; iniil it is now thouglit iiiei-essiii'y to iniilrir ii spvciiil effort to Hoe tlint he docs not i-ithcr' get it :igiiin or dictntv the niimc ol thc man who does.

liiioked nt in iiny wny, it is u mur-

volliius ncliieveiiient. lt iudicntcs two thiugir very pln.iIily-thc great person- ul uhllH.y ul the umn, :ind the fact that he has spoken for ii very pow- erful feeling in the United States. Ho czime before the country as -the voice of discontent; iinil ns such lic hns been listened to with very consider~ able attention for a decade and a half. Just what would hiive been his position today had not the dramatic personality of Roosevelt, preaching practically the some doctrine, inter- vened, lt would be difficult to say. Iloosevelt to a very considerable ex- tent did the work of Mryan. He took up his policies and put miiny of thsml into effect, thus at once rillaylng dIs~ content and robbing the Dleniocratic Imrty of Its iiiisition ns the sole iiioillli-piece of that lecllug. If tllv

he strength of the Nebraskan. Can ie nbdicate gracefully? Will he serve is faithfully as a soldier as lie has ought as a eneral'P There can be

iiakc mischief. But he may choose 'Bllll0l` YO Illtlhe Deuce. The flowing ide seems today to be with the Del nocracy. They are going tu get 8 liance to revise the tnrifl-unless all igns fail. But they will need all heir st'ren;;th to get into power, and ~. man with the many admirers which /ir. Bryon boasts throughout the iinirn could witliholcl ii good deal OI hat necessary strength.-Montreal nlx.

ppetrte

1 or tone. and I

It ls serious and especially so to

people that must keep up and doing or get belilndhaiiid.

The best inedlclne to take for lt .lr

the great constitutional ieniedy

Hood s Sarsaparilla

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io iiiiubn that if inclined, lie can sun ‘

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`;~§`\)i /in DiBffhO€B.¢ t nun to _\:y_ui ani. Prevue. __L,uul Swim C,m,_,0mm,,,,,_ ,,, ,lj p 1, . ;, W, p _ ,-- \ -~ I _ , _ , I ~z_f;=i_;-;‘

` _ - irlummerside yesterday.-B. ‘ i- - ,_ _ _ - ` f `..-

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~. strong heal

l /ri l

W/ - _ » \\\ Just Cocoa

in/-Iii' Q 'l _.\ "`;" H g ~ T " Cocoa food and drink for the sick.

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` '; l_‘he delightful aroma and the rich -' chocolate flavor of Cowan’s Cocoa.

;,~ tempt the lagging appetite, and its

th-building properties

_ are _Inst what aie needed to -refresh

p/I 'Ai the body.

Then Cowan’s Cocoa is so easy to digest. It is just Cocoa, pure Cocoa,

» ground from the choicest cocoa.

l beans.

DO YOU USE COWAN_S COCOA? The`Cowan Company Limlted,i'l`oror\to

i<\"»`-'T """"“ in-'.&\'.='/'-..,..»-it--.-,,,,,....~»»ii»»>I-" i

Nurses and Doctors recommend its use in sickness or in health.

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’1‘l\rEN'l‘|:1l¢l’l¢lSli1 Hl..~\'/.|i;I¢ii‘i'IcN.xoi~: is iiscdin iiii sections oi ouniidii

:ind ul\\':iys gives coinpletv sntisfncti ii.

ltuiul Llii- loll\i\vin|.:lrom ai cunt iiii-r 'ii lliv

sAsi<A'l'ooN

l\ri~ssi's. l‘lIitcrIirisI~ lliirilwn|i~ Co.. Citi"-

liluiitleiiieii,--. V

lu I‘~_‘I>ll' I-Ui'ii!ll`,<li|i\.~=tii»ii :is tiiliow l|i_ke the Fl.A7.l<llt l<`uriii\cc. c_an un-

lii-situtiiilrll' i»'ii_\' ,it is the iniist snti.~iI:ii-tiir_v in e\'iir,\' \\'iiy,'A» you know I Install- Ierliineiillhtjiie inniyown liiiusv I ' _' i ‘ ~ _ is ‘ I’ `

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.iv _;j__- .~. .'-'.‘:i‘,';::

___‘ , viii wus .iirii l.i~.|. yi-nr when built my

` jk, F - i lilocklspi-i:IIii\il si-von niiiro lilnzi-r l°‘ur|i:\i~ei~:. ’I‘lii.~iin itself, I think. is the

'lm , ( -_~_'._:".A'._»,-_;-'4-E liii;'lio_st. reeoiiiiiiiniilation I can |_»|\'i~ the l<ili\zi~i'.

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lt is easy toiipi-rn|.eu|ul ei-oiioiiiii-:il in fuel.

ll|:\t are ilesiroil.

cold V\'est:~

Snsk.,Jnly.ltli, l9ll,

and tlir-so :ire tliolwochief points

_Wisliiniz you ciintiiiuerl succi-ssvin the sale ri the lil:ii:i~r, l rvinain

\ iiu|'.~: \'¢-ry lruiv

, (pull) ll. A. Arcliliiild. _ ball on our uiroiits und :nik to sei- the lSliA'/.|'il{,or writi- us direi.-t for circular.

' _ Tllli ENTERPRISE Fl)llNllRY C0,Sacl\ville,N.B.

_ sseiviiif, ns. `

Tie plpeis rd (ii mrend, six

plpers and tliieo uiummers In Highland Costume will plziy at the gntlierlng to-day. 8 I7ol| `

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' “All our suinnier Iinder\\’c:ir, outing and negliizce shirts, fnncy :ind plain hosiery, ure being oflercil nt lI'om one-quarter to one-third off. An op- portunity to replenish your wardrobe at very lo\v prices. Read our adv.- cnrefully. Il. A. Bruno. 8-‘J<ltf.

The thousand yards or more of

wash glnghams worth up to |30 which are selling for I0c por yard are making lively selling nt the mash goocs counter. Patrns

7-22dtf`

"l`ioInc in :uid see thc siileiiiliil vn-

lues 1 :nu oilcriiig in long and Shu,-1. iliistrI‘ci_»;ifs, stylishly |iiz\<li:_iii gray und. liinrk lustI't~.. II. H. llrown, Thc' iYoung M<;u's Mun. li-l7d2i.

There mo about 28 of those

ohambray lio~i:~e dresses ln three coitrsieit at $1.25. They are well worth $2.00. Patons.

7-22dtf

9 ii,

"\`i»u :ire sure of getting best vn-

lues when you buy your siijts he,-@_ i'l"lii-re’s it splcniiiii stock exhibited llicrc--nil the latest styles ,md most Ipopulin' i`;ihl‘irs. Uiiiisiilcriin; ii|uiility,,i _our |1i'ii.'rs couldn’t be marked lo\\‘er.l lMcn's suits, $7.75 to $18.00. B0ys'l Suits, iz;/5 to $5.75. H_H. ui<iiwii's,l 158 Qlleeii ldtrcrt. X-l'i'd2i.|

2,000 Rewar d

A reward of $2,000 is offered to

any person who will furnish any

inforiuntion that will convict tlicl party who stole foxes froin tlic

“Goiiiou Fox Rauch,” Montroseon *

'l`ue:dny or \l.'c¢luc.~‘iiay night the

.’_=,tli`or 26th of luly. The rc-tu'n of the foxes is incliiiled in tllel

reward

Signed R ll. (`iOlll1ON,

8 - eilrtf l\li'-nlrosc.

nn \i s up llie whole system.

Gct it today. Snlil by nll drugglst.=

everywhere. 100 Doses one D011,"-,

Loss of A `

fs loss of vltnllty, vlgo' . . -' ottenla forerunner of pr0sU.iI_lng dis- ease.

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MARRIED

"Yl\`ld»llllN'|‘AIN-At the liomc of Ali exnnilcr lluntnin, Ni-w Iiiinilon, I’ ld. 1., on 'l`IIi-siliry, Au;;nst the 15th, ltlll, by thi-_ lii‘\'. .loliii i‘.l\Irrny, Mimi lloi-ii M. lluntnin und Ilolicrt J. M. l<‘yl‘e of liostiin, Nliiss.

(lmitlei u,»-AI have used MIN.l\lll)’Fl

l,ll\’lMl~lN'l‘ on my Vessel nnil in my family for yours, und for the every day ills :ind acciilcnts of life I con- sider it has no equiil.

I wiiuld not stnrfi on n voyage with-

out it, ll' it mist u ilollnr n bottle.

(`ii\l"l'. I". It. |ll‘lt~lJA|lU~lN,

rlrlir. "Sf.orki~," Ht. Andre, Knmollr-

nskn.

\r1iimril'sl‘,ininieiit llo., Limited. '

ANNOUNCEMENTS . _

"Attention ls called to the adv. of

The Canada West Townslte Co-. litd., which appears in this issue.

a-1,'1dii.

' "A full linc ol' feed is cnrricd ln

Which purlfles and enriches the blood. ' ‘

d li lld

INTYERCVOLONIAL nAII.wAY

` I

Toronto Exhibitiirnl F

S ecia ow -I G8

From ii. E. iisiiinii points A\}s\w¢

zmi, zsoi, zstii, zum iiiiit -WUI. Heptcmlicr 6th und 7th, “$24~10ll`l_"“ t‘liurlotti\.towii for the return trip. Return limit Selltembtwllltll.

August 25th, 31;-it und I-lcpteinber

5th from Charlottetown $19.85. llo- turii limit September 13th.

rltop over Derinitted at Qiieliec. The Intcrniitionnl and Grand 'lrllllk

with Cn.nada's two famous trnlns the Ocean Liniited and International lilni-

ngeil given the quipkeslt nnzl coinfortnhc service o nron o, ~ ing (fhnrlottetown 7.45 a.u\., nrrlv~ Ing Toronto the following afternoon at 4 l1.m. _

Just as soon ns you mnke up Y0“f

mind the date on which you nro gu- Inz it will he to your advantage to advise me to reserve your sleeper. Full information furnished on'RPl>ll- cation. Tickets reading from any

gtatgion on the I'. E. Island Ilnilwny en out by mail. r ' B Wrl°i~ for 'nrthcr lnformntlon.

W. K. ROGERS.

ntfick hy F. J. llolmnn Id: U0., city. comprislng llrnn, Mfddllngs fliirn-

84 Grcnt Georg c St.

“mi»ui>i1ciiii imrw ima remains.: mis- mm. oiiosiie. ee. 's-iiiin. 0*' “"““°‘ "°‘“' °“"'°"°°"'"°` w in viii von on your feet. I

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Another Iorge. stock of corsets'

just opened along the new Iinasi ln KABO. WARNER. P C., B. Q.. and PARISIAN. All sizes up to 36. Patons. 7.23,;|¢f »

‘ ui \ /’

1 ‘)i,

ii...

Z <.

\.‘ ~ ii Ii. I ~'-

I :ai |\rr ren! Discount ol`f~all our

l\lcii'.~i O.\ioi-il Shoes.

‘ |’ali~nl, 'l`.ni 'ind Calf.

I Morris Q). Smith

,_ ¢. _ -' _

liorse Races

nt North l`ryii|i Fiiturdiiy Aug. llltli ltll ‘.l.‘l'» ¢_:|.'i~a iiiitiinil pnui-_ $100,110

:J i\l|'\u'i~ c|i~.ri.<ipi-Ii In

lioi sz? it iw, Kim; Brazil- 350.00

lan hirr il. '

2_ rieirold class unil under l50.00 _ Mi'c heqtii ment :I in 5 oxri-pt :I yearl-

old our mile ilve ner qi-nl/of purse to en ter, 6 per cent from winners.

Entries closi-i` rliiturday Amr. 12th. All kinds of Lelnpernto drinks and re

friisliiiieiitn serv:-il on the izrounds.

Adnnunion llc.

S. N. DAWSON,

Sec' y.

8-.'i'.ilIlirl2i

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THE CUP THAT CIIEERS

flominoii Blend Tea

(Rcgisteredl Are you dispirited '.'_ Are you out of sorta 7

A cup of Dominion Blend Ten

TENDERS

Sealed tenders, addressed to the

undersigned, will be received up to

Wednesday August 9, l9ll.‘ Al I o'c|ock p. m. for the purchase of the two acres of lnud in Tryon with house thereon, occupied by W. li. Hood ns n residence, as well as with general store, shed, burn and other outbuildings thereon, ull in perfeit. repair. Also for the purchase of seven and one~half acres additiouiil of land near at hand. All of the land is in excellent condition and the eu~ tiro property is near churches, schools, und all conveniences. This is an excellent opportunity for' any Iii-r~ son desiring e. good business stand 'and home at a right price.

The purchaser of the two acres of

land and buildings thereon will have the Privilege _of purchase or non-p\1r- chase of the seven and one-half acres additional. Tenders to be for the two acres with buildings and the sev- en nnd one-half acres, or for encll separate. ' Terms-For the two acres with

buildings: Cash, or one-half cash nlld the bnlunce to be covered bya mort- gage on the property for three years at 5 per cent. interest per annuiu with privilege of paying principul and interest to date at any time withill that period, the buildings to be kslll insured by,the purchaser for at least the ninount of the mortgage.

For the seven and one-half acres of

lnnd: Gash, or one-hall cash and the balance to be covered by mortslllltl with same conditions ns above. 01* cept tlint of insurance..

ur The highest or any tender not

necessarily accepted. For further particulars apply I0 I-l. Hood on the premises or nt‘B- ll-

llcid's, Tryon.

J. P. HOOD.

l". 0. llox fill.

Charlottntnwli. l‘. lil. I

'Ilia time for receiving tend-

ers for above is hereby extend- ed until Io`cl0ch p.m. Satur- day, i\......-i |9' |9||_

ll You Can Drink

our Ce Beverages with perfect only ‘ll° uni.-iii are used I"

Ginger Ale, Cole Cham- Ale, Cream

Orange

S0dl\»

their Vino,

stock.

for Plcnlce.

Simmons limi 435

just